This aircraft was ordered new by Australian National Airways Pty Ltd - ?

It was configured to seat 58 First Class passengers but was later changed to 60 seats

Had a six-seat 'Starlight Lounge' fitted at rear of the aircraft but these seats were not sold on flights to Perth

Entered onto the Australian Aircraft Register as VH-INU - December 16, 1954

Registered to Australian National Airways Pty Ltd, Melbourne

Departed Los Angeles on the delivery flight to Australia - February 27, 1955

It arrived at Melbourne (Essendon) on completion of the delivery flight - March 03, 1955

Delivery route: Los Angeles - San Francisco - Honolulu - Canton Island - Nadi - Melbourne

Flight crew: Captains A. Wales, V. Cerche, J. A. Still

The aircraft was named 'Kwinana' (pretty maiden)

Operated its first revenue service Melbourne (Essendon) - Perth - March 09, 1955

Established new Adelaide - Perth record of 4 hours - April 13, 1955

Transferred to Ansett-ANA following the Ansett purchase of A.N.A. - October 21, 1957

Leased to Trans-Australia Airlines in exchange for 1.5 of their Viscount 720 fleet - February 26, 1960

The leasing fee was set at 199 Pounds 12 Shillings per day

Operated its first revenue service with Trans-Australia Airlines - March 07, 1960

It was sub-leased to T.E.A.L. - 1960

Operated the final Trans-Australia Airlines revenue service - August 14, 1966

Returned to Ansett-A.N.A. at the end of the lease - August 29, 1966

Placed in storage at Melbourne (Essendon) Airport in the basic 'TAA' livery - August 29, 1966

Returned to service with Ansett-ANA following the loss of the Viscount 'VH-RMI' - September 1966

Chartered to Qantas for use on the Norfolk Island route due to a pilots strike - November 28, 1966

Operated final revenue service - May 11, 1967

Withdrawn from service and returned to storage at Melbourne (Essendon) Airport - May 11, 1967

Departed Melbourne (Essendon) on the ferry flight to Taiwan (Taipei) - December 15, 1967

Sold to Far Eastern Air Transport (F.E.A.T.) via Australian Aircraft Sales - December 18, 1967

Cancelled from the Australian Aircraft Register - December 18, 1967

Entered onto the Taiwanese Aircraft Register as B-2005 - December 18, 1967

It was leased to Air Vietnam - June 1968

The aircraft was destroyed when it crashed into a school at Nha Trang, near Saigon, Vietnam - December 22, 1969

The crash was caused by the detonation of an explosive device in the cabin resulting in damaged hydraulics

The aircraft overshot the runway during landing and was destroyed, killing many

Cancelled from the Taiwanese Aircraft Register - ?